Domino is a game of skill, strategy and chance. It involves laying tiles in such a way that one end matches another, creating a chain of matching ends that builds up over time. The game can be played by two or more players. Players can create curved lines, grids that form pictures when they fall, stacked walls and even 3D structures like towers and pyramids. It is also possible to use dominoes to create art by placing them on a flat surface and drawing arrows that show the way they should fall.
The word “domino” is used to refer to the shaped tile, but it also has a more general meaning of a series of events that can be triggered by a single event. A domino effect can be either literal (a series of actual physical collisions) or metaphorical (causal linkages within complex systems such as global finance or politics). The domino effect is a key principle behind Rube Goldberg machines.
A Domino’s job application requires an applicant to submit a resume, personal information and links to social media. The company has a number of different positions available at its various outlets, and the website allows applicants to search for their preferred jobs. Applicants should select the job that best fits their skills and experience and fill in the required information, including a message to the recruiter.
Domino’s also has a number of other products, including pizza, appetizers, pasta and cakes. The company uses its Think Global, Act Local strategy to focus on the needs of customers in each market and deliver a consistent experience. In addition, the company invests in its employees and supports community initiatives.
Traditionally, dominoes have been made of bone, silver lip ocean pearl oyster shell (mother of pearl) or ivory with contrasting black or white pips. More recently, sets have been made of other natural materials such as stone (e.g., marble, granite or soapstone); other woods (such as ebony); metals; and ceramic clay.
Many games are played with dominoes, with the most popular being a simple blocking and scoring game using a double-twelve or a double-nine set of tiles. Other games, based on the same principles but with more flexible rules, allow for a variety of play. For example, a player may be allowed to use only a portion of a domino in a play, or to use the exposed side of a double when it is laid at right angles to the line and the pips on both sides are counted.
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